Lady Gaga 'SNL' Performances! JUSTIN TIMBERLAKE IS JOINED BY LADY GAGA AND ADAM SAMBERG FOR SNL FINALE Justin Timberlake 'Three Way' Digital Short with Gaga! VIDEO & Andy Samberg's Latest Samberg in ThreeWay on Saturday Night Live Finale Watch 'Saturday Live' Takes the TSA Paul McCartney Over Why Do We Have Daylight Saving Time Who Benefits Loses Obama's LameDuck Comeback Hello Bipartisanship Tickets 2010 For Liverpool and London! Gives its Own Take Witch Controversy pits Assange against Zuckerberg Airport scanners patdowns split travellers Betty White voted AP entertainer of year Christmas Lights Around World FarmtoTable Dinners Jamaica's Southwest Coast IFC takes comedy journey to 'Portlandia'

Lady Gaga performs three songs off her forthcoming album - "Edge Of Glory," "Judas," and "Born This Way" - during Saturday Night Live on May 21 in New York City. The 25-year-old pop sensation also made an appearance during Justin Timberlake and Andy Samberg's "Three Way" SNL Digital Short. It's a must-see! Gaga also sang and [...] Justin Timberlake hosted the season finale of 'Saturday Night Live' last night (21 May 2011). Justin Timberlake was joined by Lady Gaga and ADAM SAMBERG as the trio appeared in a variety of funny sketches.Billboard.com reports that, In an... Justin Timberlake and Andy Samberg jokingly sing about having a three way with Lady Gaga in the Saturday Night Live short entitled Three Way. Justin and Andy's characters both meet up with a girl (Gaga) they are interested in, and when she says she "wants [them] both," it certainly takes them by surprise! Ultimately, the boys point [...] We have a trilogy - On tonight's season finale of _Saturday Night Live_ hosted by Justin Timberlake, he teamed with Andy Samberg for _3-Way (The Golden Rule)_, a triquel to their Emmy-winning digital short _Dick In a Box_ and Emmy-nominated_ Motherlover. _Timberlake and Samberg are back as their 1980s- inspired characters, joined by their _Motherlover _co-stars Patricia Clarkson and Susan Sarandon as well as the show's musical guest Lady Gaga. Laura Reineke The show's 36th season wraps up with a sequel to "Mother Lover" and "D*ck in a Box" and cameos by Bradley Cooper, Susan Sarandon, Patricia Clarkson, and Jimmy Fallon. read more Comedy sketch pokes fun at the controversy over airport security. I don't know about you. But it's awfully dark in the mornings where I live. Especially during this final week before Daylight Saving Time ends this Saturday night (or more precisely, Sunday morning at 2 a.m.) My daughter doesn't see sunlight until she arrives at school. Children waiting for the bus huddle in darkness on the side of the road. They blink like dazed rabbits in the headlights of oncoming traffic. The only difference is, rabbits have light coats. With so many teens wearing dark clothing, it's not easy to see them if you're a driver whose morning cup o' joe hasn't kicked in yet. This aspect of Daylight Saving Time has never sat well with me, and I know others agree. I've often wondered who benefits from this. Our children sure don't. A couple of years ago, I thought I heard an interview on the radio in which someone said that it wasn't farmers who wanted Daylight Saving, it was golf course owners who knew more people would play after work if it was light outside longer. Back then, I thought, "Am I hearing right? Is this why we turn the clocks ahead for 8 months out of the year?" I thought it had to do with saving energy. I also recalled some crazy urban legend about how in 2007 we gained another month of Daylight Saving Time because candy manufacturers would be able to sell more sugary treats at Halloween time.  This seemed unlikely. Why would an entire nation sacrifice itself to more dark mornings just to sell a few more bite-sized Snickers or Reese's Peanut Butter Cups? Being a curious person, I looked into it. And I was astonished at what I found. Much of what's been legislated is less than beneficial for women, especially working moms. Is Daylight Saving Time a women's issue? Read** ****"Women, Children and the Politics of Daylight Savings Time"** and judge for yourself. _ Photo © Dana Hoff/Brand X Pictures/Getty Images_ Why Do We Have Daylight Saving Time? Who Benefits, Who Loses originally appeared on About.com Women's Issues on Thursday, November 4th, 2010 at 18:02:56. Permalink | Comment | Email this Just over a year ago, Saturday Night Live lampooned President Obama for his record, or lack thereof Paul McCartney surprised us when tickets went on sale for his 2010 shows. Firstly we were in  shock that he would actually be playing the London and Liverpool gigs, secondly we were surprised that they sold out in record time, showing that he's still able to pack them in. Not only did he break his [...] Saturday Night Live took aim at Senate hopeful Christine O'Donnell over the weekend with a spoof of O'Donnell's own campaign ad.  O'Donnell, reeling from the revelation that she had once played with witchcraft and hung out with Satanists.  In her own ad, she claims "I'm not a witch.  I'm you." First of all, "I'm you" is a terrible slogan.  No, O'Donnell, you're not me. Clearly not in a literal sense, but I can't even find a decent metaphorical sense.  But her continued mention of the witchcraft controversy just adds fuel to the fire.  If you want voters to forget the incident, if it really was nothing more than a bit of high school rebellion, why would you repeatedly remind voters of it? Then again, why did she reveal it on TV in 1999 in the first place?  I continue to presume it's attention seeking. And in light of that, SNL put forth an ad in which an O'Donnell look-alike declares, "I am you, and just like you I have to constantly deny that I am not a witch." This sort of behavior isn't limited to conservatives trying to bank on their supposed conversion stories.  Some modern witches and Wiccans can take a few pointers from the spoof too, as they go around demanding to be treated like everyone else while simultaneously throwing their personal beliefs into the faces of others, which inevitably invites trouble. SNL Gives its Own Take on Witch Controversy originally appeared on About.com Alternative Religions on Sunday, October 10th, 2010 at 19:05:48. Permalink | Comment | Email this Julian Assange, played by Bill Hader, explains some of the slight, almost marginal, differences between Facebook and WikiLeaks on 'Saturday Night Live.] A skit on America's Saturday Night Live comedy programme is one of the gentler reactions to the introduction of new security measures. What Betty White did in 2010 doesn't usually happen: an 88-year-old actress with more than six decades in Hollywood suddenly became the object of adulation of the Facebook-connected masses, which campaigned for her to host Saturday Night Live, boosting the show's ratings and helping her set ratings records for her own show. Christmas Lights Around the World Across the world people celebrate the Christmas holiday with festive light decorations. Sustainable agriculture expert Liz Solms answers questions about a farm-to- table initiative on southwest Jamaica's Treasure Beach.The November/December issue of Traveler features our annual "Places Rated" survey of destination stewardship, with 340 expert panelists rating 99 coastal destinations around the world. Among... Exclusives: 'SNL' vet Armisen co-created, co-stars in sketch series -- IFC has given a greenlight to a Lorne Michaels-exec produced sketch comedy half-hour, "Portlandia," co-created by and starring Fred Armisen of "Saturday Night Live."![][1] [1]: http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/variety/sections/exclusive/~4/WzzSxWbUz74
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